
Oct 12, 2019 -- 6:50PM, doridoru wrote:
One strange thing, obv muslim face, but white skin on leg?!?!?!
lol
Oct 13, 2019 -- 6:46PM, moisok wrote:
traveller and porky don't understand that the more you let in the more you will get of this type of behaviourit is cultural - they need to know this
I do understand that. Please point out the part that made you think I didn't understand.
Do you understand how the law works? Did you know breaking the skin layer counts as a 'wound' but rupturing a blood cell doesn't? That's how the law works. It defines everything and lays things out very clearly. But all people like you do is watch the media and then complain because it doesn't make sense to you, because you are clueless about how courts work.
Note that in this post and the previous posts I have only talked from the legal perspective. I have NOT said there is or is not a cultural problem. You made it up because that's all your brain sees in my posts.
Also notice that this guy was arrested under the mental health act. That is British law, not sharia law. And isn't derived from any cultural source either.
Oct 12, 2019 -- 8:16PM, Knight Commander wrote:
"Serious assault"? Shouldn't that be attempted murder?
@moisok
This was the post I responded to. The whole point was, the prosecution has to prove that the person stabbing had the intention of harming his victims. I named a few scenarios where a person could stab someone and still get away with it. All those scenarios are perfectly legal under British law. I apologize if that came across as if I was trying to defend the guy who stabbed those people. I wasn't.
This what porky said:
Charges get updated as the plod get more evidence don't they? If there's CCTV, or witness statements of him shouting that he's trying to kill or indeed if he freely states that was what he wanted to do.
Assault is simply the most fitting given the evidence at the start and is enough to hold him in custody and question him further.
He was correct. The charges got updated along the way. He was arrested for assault, rearrested on terror charges, then rearrested under the mental health act.
You have not said where he or I got things wrong.
But for some reason both of us are apologists, even though all we were doing was answer the question I have quoted above, which had a legal nature.
Do you get it now?
Oct 16, 2019 -- 3:57PM, moisok wrote:
I love you traveller